Blue Period

During his junior year of high school, Yataro Yaguchi, a diligent yet emotionally detached student, unexpectedly discovers his passion for painting. Despite having no background in creative fields, he makes the bold choice to pursue admission into a prestigious art school. This impulsive leap into the unknown could lead to life-changing consequences—both positive and catastrophic. As he navigates unfamiliar artistic challenges, Yataro faces intense self-doubt and societal pressures. The journey forces him to question his abilities while pushing beyond his academic comfort zone. Friends and family react with skepticism to his sudden career shift, adding layers of tension. Each brushstroke becomes a battle between raw talent and inexperience. The competitive art world proves far more demanding than his structured academic life. Time constraints and financial obstacles further complicate his ambitious dream. Yataro’s transformation from apathetic student to driven artist unfolds through relentless practice and personal sacrifice. Whether this gamble will ruin or redeem him remains uncertain as deadlines loom.